Steve_Nyhof
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Here I am messing with the Sash and Frame https://www.loom.com/share/89a52ff2afc8416bbfb5649fe75bb1ff
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I don't know that there is a real solution here... https://www.loom.com/share/acb90b94e619482db1f15ca503f22b9e
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It might be a good option to create a fireplace!
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So that did work just as you proposed, and it is opaque in Line Drawing, but it still has the inside to deal with which would not have the panels below the windows.
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Got it. I think my issue was I needed space to fit the door because it comes in full size and my three windows are 6' wide. Your symbol looks just like mine so I am getting there
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I did get a door symbol into the exterior so making some progress. I see that it needs a full opening for a large door, so need to size it first and then put the windows above it...
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I got a Door symbol to fit into the interior wall and it is opaque
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Nope... Maybe I need to mess with the X, Y and Z sizing?
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Acting a bit funny, does not want to go into the wall in camera view. Going to try without brick
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I just made it a Doorway and that is working so messing with it now
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I'm trying it, but once it is in my library and I select it, it will not place in plan view or camera view. ??? I removed the casing, lintel and sill.
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This is what I have... You could remove the trim and add a polyline and paint to match the wall Outside I like that you can control the sash and the frame to get different panel sizes, but a cabinet may do the trick. I like the idea of a window because it plays nice with the windows and doors.
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Good call. But on this job I don't care about the interior. But very true for if you need the wall, then I think I will try using... I will have to give this a try Thank you gentlemen!
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This works in several modes but not Line Drawing
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Ah yes! Thank you! I don't mess with brick much and I figured there was something I was missing. Thank you!!
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With a polyline solid - works, but more fussing
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With the Line Drawing
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Yes, Physically Based is what the Properties are for. So then I may request a new Window Type called Panel If there is a Louver, there can be a Solid Panel
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I have also been messing with the Properties, but not working - maybe that is more for Physically based
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Thank you for jumping on this!! I will try the opaque window glass option. I like the depths the window offers and has a number of options to mess with to match panels to existing remodeled homes. The Region is too flat and I know I can mess with that also, but a window and be a nice panel on a window or under windows on the sides of a door. If all fails, I may just add a solid over the glass.
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I have run into this and left it, but I know it used to set back to the main wall. Is there another setting I need to use for a garage door?
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Does anyone know how to turn glass into a solid so that in Line Drawing camera mode you cannot see thru it? There are Louvers as a Window Type, but the material seems to be glass and yet you cannot see through the louver panels, only the gaps. Now and then I like to use a window as a panel for under a window, but when I show my model in Line Drawing you can see thru it. Thoughts?
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Yes, I did see I can import from AutoCAD which is fine, so I guess I will add that to the suggestions. Thank you
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Is there a place where I can set the hatch patterns as default in the dropdown? I do use a few in there but most I do not and always need to go find the one I want. Would be nice to fill this dropdown with the patterns I use. Thank you, Steve
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Boy, that's embarrassing! Thank you so much
